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Embezzlemcni and EiOpement.

TIE TREASURER OF A LASTERS' UNION FAIR Runs
AWAY WITH The MONEY AND A WOMAN.
A telegram from Dover, y. H., September -
says: p A. crosby, treasurer OF the Lasters' Pro-
tective Union Fair. married man, has absconded
with the fair receipts amounting 10 5000 and IS
accompanied by Ms. Emma sawyer Lord Crosby
Is thirIy-Seyen years old ana came 10 this city
eighteen months ago from Richmond. Me. He
obtained w0rN laSter at Martin s. French's
shoe factory, and later az Woodbury. shop. Last
Nay the Lasters Protective L niCn here voted TO
have u fair, with Crosby manager and
treasurer About ISG prizes. valued at 81 800
Were offered. and 10000 tickets were printed. OF
Oh THURSDAY night, IL being arranged 10 take
place Oh FRIDAY night but IL was posi- pOned until
Saturday night. When the hour Tor the drawing
calne Crosby was missing The management said
the coupons or the tickets Ia his possession the
drawing Was again adjourn Il. this time 10 Mon
day evening. The committee. who UP 70 the hour
OF The proposed drawing Gu saturday had no idea
of Crosby dishonesty, began TO investigate and
found conclusive proof that he LETT Dover ON Sarur
day afternoon In company with Mrs. Lord reach
Ing Concord In time 10 catch the $50 pm. express
for Montreal
When The news became known today IL causad
sensation. Tickets were sold in every State In
New England, and Jle amount will be l. dead loss
as the Union has no funds and no means at the
Tor tickets. Crosby leaves "a aged mother a
broken hearted wife, and Two children He ,srt
them penniIess, with the exception D. a 3, bill
which be hanied his wife BEFORE going Crosby
woman since her arrival here She Is a beautiful
blonde, aged nineteen years, and was married en-
Thanksgiving Day TO Charles Lord, OF Darlington
They separated after lew weeks of married lie
she coming To reside here A warrant for en-
bezzleinent Was made out against crosby this
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COTInferieIscr cn Trial.
MAKING LEAD COINS SUCCESSFULLY UNTIL AN
FARMER CAUGHT THE,:.

MAKING LEAD COINS SUCCESSFULLY UNTIL AN OLD
FARMER CAUGHT THE1:.
An interesting cOunterfrlting Is on trial be-
fore justice Coke, in the United States District
Court, in Buffalo, y. Y, the defendants being
John Carr. IT.. Isaiah Joland and James Smith all
under twenty-eight years or age, Smith. the
youngest UI the three, not yet having attained his
majority They live at Watson, Lewis County
and the crime - alleged 10 have been committed
during the months OF February and March last.
W men the case came up for trial JOland weakened
and pleaded guilty. His story, though an ill.,
port ant factor OF the evidence does hot entirely
cover the case as presented by the prosecution,
Joland only acknowledging TO having made some
OF the spurious coin anu denying that he H. any
thing whatever 70 do with spending IL. He said he
was born in Canada, but had lived in Watson
some years During last winter he thought ne
would like 10 have q little more money and bought
an ordinary bar OF lead for the purpose OF making
some money out OF IT. He only intended 10 turn
out 5O-cent pieces and manufactured mold for
that purpose JOland was getting along
feiting In an old shiRgie mill. but,
unfortunately, Carr caught him one
day when he was at work, and in that way the cat
was let out OF the bag Carr wanted some OF the
money but JOland would not give IL To him. Then
Carr so JOland said, made some for himself, and
among the lot few dollar pieces. There Was no
trouble until a farmer In that vicinity gave d
dance. The farmer after the fun Was over, dis
covered that he had considerable spurious money
In his possession. and thought he had received IL
from the defendants and had them arrested. The
jury saturday convicted Carr and the trial Of
Smith was In progress saturday afternoon.
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Written Before the yacb, Race.

al
TIE LoND"N ''rINEs" Tells WHY THISTLE sHoULr
BEAT VOLUNTEER EiGHTEsN To TWENTY NrvCTES-
But SHE HlDS'T.
ne LHEi9n Tines printed long article on The
Ih.fF and Volunteer race. in which i says: AS
Thistle excels in fine weather In regard to speed
Anu as gentle breezes are rule. one Of The pre-
VaIIlns elements VI an Indian summer in America,
u" probabilities are that Thistle will have an op-
portunity OF displaying her best point in to-mor-
Tow match. IL may be he said, however, that
The Widespread opinion that Thistle is not fast
comparatively In n smart sailing breeze has nc
foundation Perhaps the best test she had
IN = moderate breeze and channel swell,
such would be felt outside OF sandy
match with the Royal Cirque Ports Yacht club.
from Dover round Varne and South S'nd ltghtship.
a nne sOuth-s0uthwest breeze was blowing with
gentl" heave OF the channel sea, and Thistle
beat Gene>fa by Ii minutes seconds. and Irex by
j minute pa seconds This has been taken by
IA any As true Test match. out the particulars
have never hitherto appeared anywhere Fast as
was that race in the prevailing FOG. Thistle
worked at least two miles farther westward
than Irey and was led round Sarne buoy by
a long distance by IreX As Welt "a round south
sand Head Lightsh1p. In fact IS was not until IN
working home that Thistle gained trst place and
this was under South Portland. and In such
weather Thistle proved In reality better vessel
than either Irex or Genesta by twenty minutes
1.-THE sO-called trial matches in America, ar
ranged Tor the purpose or selecting thf pest hoat
90 defend the cup, appear TO have been very un-
satisfactory and taking an impartial view II does
not appear that Volunteer Is mucu DeIIef than
Mayriower. Now, what chance would Mayflower
have with trek and Yet Thistle was equal TO beat
Ing Irey. thOut the shadow OF ruke, about
fort y-two minutes from the Rock Lighthouse TO
the Northwest Lightship IN the match OF the
Royal Ncrsey Yacht club
''It Ia To Ire hoped that the Americans VIII be-
as punct1liOus In practice as they have been loud
in profession that fair held Will BE- accorded 10
the rival vessels and should Thistle not be in
terfered with there appears 70 be no reason why
She should not beat Volunteer. as she can IreN,
Say by eighteen 10 twenty minutes over 2 forty
..,lrrs
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Priest and Burglar Exchanging Shots

FROM TIE IOrOfato OlOte.
The Rev. Father Sheehar, OF Pickering, had m
Encounter with burglars Wednesday r!ght. He
was in led, when about midnight lie heard n sus-
picious noise outside his bedroom door, which WAS
fastened with G nght-Chain. He first q ont nj
bed and took has revolver from drawer Then M
demanded 10 know who was at the door In renIv
came u demand for money, with an int!nlation
that his life was the only possible substitute
Then the door was burst open and twoInen rushed
AZ. Father Sheenan nred at the first man but the
cartridge failed 10 explode. The burglars then
rred at the priest both shots missing him Father
Sheehan fired again, but with no success. and.a
responding bullet from the burglars grazed h;s
hair and tn oedded itself In the headbOaru of me
bed. Then the priest thought IL wise TO retreat
and backed toward the bedroom WINDOW, which Is
about twenty feet above the ground. lie threw
mp the sash, and with considerable agility Jumped
out into the darkness, landing safely, though
heavily, on his feet. He made al once Tor neigh
oor's house and got assistance. Then, returning,
ne and his companions made O thorough search
Tor the would-be burglars, who had Dy this time
disappeared from the house, and. as II was found
on inspection, without taking with them anything
OF value.
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DiEDMONT AIR LINE

DiEDMONT AIR LINE,
L On Schedule in effect September 5th, 1887.
go A. Mast Tenn Mail Daily for warrenton.
between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Blue Ridge
Sprlngs Allegheny Springs, Bristol Knoxville, Rome
11:24 M.-Fast Mail Daily for Warrenton, Char.
lottesville Gordonsville Stations Ches Ohio Route
tween Lynchbnre and Danviiie Greensboro. Raleigh,
Charlotte, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New
Orleans, Texas and California Pullman Sieeper New
Atlanta to New Orleans, and Mann Boudoir Sieepers
for birmingham. Vicksburg and Shreveport Solid
trains Washington to Atlanta. Does not connect for
2:32 M,paily except sunday for Manassas
Strasburg and intermediate Stations. Connects at
Riverton with :; " T. for Luray. arriving p. IA.
Gordonsville Charlottesville. Louisville, Cincinnati
ana summer resorts on and near Line of Ches Ohio
Route Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains Washing
ton TO Louisville also Lyme hburg Bristol Chatts
nooga. Memphis, Little Rock and all Southwestern
Points; Through Pullman Sleepers Washington to
Il 90 P. M-southern Express Daily for Lynchburz
Danville. Raleigh, Asheyille, Charlotte. Columbia
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans
to Montgomery, connecting with Pullman Parlor Cars
montgomery to New Orleans. Pullman Sleepers Wash
ington to Augusta without change.
Trans on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
n. DAILY arrive Round Hili, 81 A. Il and and s:foP
NJ; Returning leave Round Hill sos A. NJ Daily and
$50 4 n. and 3 55 NJ iuh0aS arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte Dan.
s se sns h arrive il
3hiS Route ana $40 p NJ stras e
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and Information
and baggage checked at office 800 Pennsyl
ya1ia ayepae and st Passenger Station
SD General PASSENGER Agent.
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CONVICTED FOR PREACHING on BOSTON COMMON
IN tue superior Criminal Court In Boston, Mass
to-aay, before Judge staples and jury, the case
OF hcv. W. +. Davis, for preaching on the common
WITHOUT license, was finished The jury, after
Reing out about two hours, returned verdict OF
guilty on each OF the four COMPLAINTS Sentence
was postponed.
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REMEMBER that the presence OF Generals Beaure-
gard and Larly who in charge Of the drawings IL
xuarantee OF absolute fairness and integrity that the
chances are all equal and that one possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment Of all prizes in
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS OF New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President OF
An Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware Of any iita-
lions or anonymous schemes. .sl4.wks4w
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SPECIALTIES.

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OF the procresfive orans Female ire9ulArtea har-
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EDUCATIONAL.
rNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE,

4 SELECT BOARDING AND DAY scHoor. FOR
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
1214 l4tk st, and 1907 Massach it's ave WasbnS
ton, o. - ~ know Of no School for Young Ladies'
whose diploma commands higher respect than Nor.
Sood Institute" SAML 4. MILLER. Justice {. s
ouPretne Court au31-1m
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ME BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
WARRINGTON. se3 l4TH 81. NV,
Boston. 134 fremont ST.; Brooklyn. 40 Court St.;
New York. % W. asa st. PhilA, 162 Chestnut ct
Thorough training In French. German, Spanish, &C.
SS9nsv,ersati9nai knowledes in ONE or TWO TERAA
yAS small classes also private Lessons.
Highest references. Terms begin nov. sic
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DENTISTRY.
PROFESSIONAL.

DROF CLAY, ,,,.-.~-.
rn with sight; every hidden mystery reyesl
ed RECEIVERS lost or stolen property causes speedy
business: removes al family troubles sstisfsctios
TO 4; sundays 70 pm Once. 42l eth ST. NV
s3-2:ts
NGME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
WI LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gen
tlemep 90 cents each 40S L street. between eth and
eth streets northwest s8-4ws
nIvORCES PROCURED. AT SMALL EXPENSE
IL through competcnt lswysn. QUESTIONS answered
Star once. s2O-lms
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RAILROADS.

fsSsS SHsfS stHEsE
STEEL KAI IS rrrE MfssnE ai ia i5so 5ifaEsr
Trains leave W..hias,on from ,s;ion corner of Sixth
an. and H. Limited Express
xs Ssssf IyoS i 70 s.
sna Ca, Is aj
Western Express. At $40 p m daily with seepns
GarrsSars 70 SIesand sns
With through sleepers for Louisville and Menu his
md Ia. West With through Sleeper H ii %
BALTiMoR. AND POTOMAC RuLRoAp.
For Irle, CansndaiEua Rochester. buffalo, Niassra
soy with Palace
For WiIiamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at o 30 g.
For YeS ISrE .pS ,hs East oa 2s Poe eo and
sunday Il 10 ssa 80 10 On an. md
dIlsGpm Limited mite! Express Of Pullman P.ror
n. aS
CITY s es ADasn
For d 7, o5 - 80 :na and 40 sd
SOS tS SSS 10y .s so 1000 g sss .aa
For BstImSTs. 6:35, 7;a5, 90. $40. $50, ll:lo.
a Thai sSo 40 g, GO i Ara q
For Pops's Greek Line % and 40 m daily.
5SS . and sunday saa; 20
5sH asB Es
For iA Als4an naaa sSe s s5i so o.
For SsS'sS n n 80, Ss
5sa is AIsTrn5T a iST YasnTssp
1:O5, 9;32 and 10 AZ m; and Is ;l5 midnighi
sISsR' Menesy s snS S'asSS 9 % = p and
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
E. ih rssre sna cs e M l s and
baggage ts destination from hotels and :denses
General Manager. rses, GENT Passenger M9Up As.
| BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY asTH. 1887.
LEAVE sEW sSt TAB
For Chicago and Northwest. Exp Daily 10 :55 q. m,
For Cincinnati and St. LOUIS EXP. Daily 3:l5 and
For Pittsburs and Cleveland. Exp. Daily 10 :55 an
For For b bs,;n and Local Stations TO :loam
and Phil
sF IsaifSss :n2 1}s'g:a5.'s ss1!.
s5s ~ s.a !5A and s 80 ~
For Annapolis, 6 40 and 8 80 am, IL; 10 and 35
Pm Pm On sgnsdsy 80 an. 40 p.ma Leave Annap
For Way Stations between Warrington and Balti-
sns 8 Sa an. Sa fn5sSo1 S $50 'm and $780,
440 pm, for principal stations only; $40 10 am
tt2:30 and - 90 pm son Sunday stops at all
Fer Sat iii and intermediate points. 10 o5A
For Boyd's and intermediate stations, 11:aO p. m.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
1lo p H. stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick t1O:55 a. m, rs 80 p. m. Sundays
For Hagerstown, ITO 10 a. m. and rs 30 D. m
!Tsils arrive from Chicago, daily, 6:20 a.. m and
M ana from sra,a ;aS ST. L9 s daily SO
a NJ, 3:O5, $780, and $3.50 p. IN, daily. and Fl 80
Pm
From singerly and intermediate points north Of Bal.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 10, 30
$685. $685. 49, sSS5 go eRa o. ana %
m On SUNDAYS 20 200 s:95 1000, m, 90
For points Valley Kan a 3
Except Sunday. 'Daily.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
q cFasTs left q Ticket Office 6is and 1851
W. NJ. CLEMENTS. CK LORD,
SEPT Manager Gen Pass Agent
DIEDMoNT AIR LINE,
80 MNEast Tenn Mai Daily ' for VAR Wsrren,on
Gordonsvlle, Charlottesville, Lynchburs and stations
SPRINGS Allesheny springs, Bristol Knoxviis. Rome
S;sers MMon,tso,nsry and New Orleans Pullman
lottesvlle Gordonsville Stations ches Ohio Route
IynchS"rs and pav snd SRas be-
Sniar0ttep atlanta BlrmlnghaIn Montgomery. New
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

VIZ INVITE You To EXAMINE
OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS. FUR
NITURE. AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
WHICH WE ARE NOW OPENING. IF
STYLES ARE NOT BETTER, AND
PRICES AS Low FOR SAME CLASS OF
GOODS AS CAN BE FOUND WE DO NOT
ASK YOU TO BUY
SOME BIG DRIVES IN FURNITURE.
W. H. HoEKE,
s14 sol Market Space.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS
RI. VERNON! MT. VERNON.

VI I. FLnNON! L. VEkNUN!
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily Except Sundsy for Mt
vernon and Rlver Landings far down Glymont at
10 O'Clock a. III. Returning reaches WASHINGTON
about 80 pm.
s16 7. l. BLAKE Captain
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Supreme Court. au3i-im'
SINGING
MADAME L. HERITTE-vIARDOTs
SCHOOL.
Berlin ". Germany Winterfeldtstrasse 3D.
FULL PREPARATION FOR
oRAIORlO, CONCERT AND OPERA SINGING.
The PREPARATORY Class embraces:
TONE BUILDING, SOLFEGGIO, AND GENERAL
MUSICAL EDUCATION
{Theoretical and practically
The ADVANCED class will include SOLO singing
PART and CHORUS singing, and ACTING
PROSPECTUS FREE
THE SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS lST OF OCTOBER
FAUaU1hk FE RtKkT IENST5aT IT
ssR i. ss SD
mile. from sroands ten seres n IL ali.
: :ssdo ; n sSs F
Terms reasonable. and made known on application.
jy15-co-3m GEo. q. BUTLER. A. NJ, Principal.
TT,HE MISSES TIFFEY,s SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
L and little boys, 1896 Corcoran a., reopens Sept
Apply for circulars s7-w,smlms
WASHINGToN ACADEMY OF TELEGRApHY,
w o3l r St n W.. rooms7. 8. and9. OclS-12m.
GRAHAMs STANDARD PHONOGRAPHY-THE
mail d5 ,n publications for sale at New York
f. SCHEEL. TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN
- and Singing. Particular attention to beginners
IS well az those wishing be qualified for PERFORM.
ers OF teachers Terms moderate. 134 18th 1t. NV
aU3 l-w&slms
NfAUPIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
M ELLICOTr CITY, MD
sixth Session opens 18th Sept, For catalogues ad.
Dll-' la lN-> ANor'N H. A. f''ni s1is:wks,am
nRADED SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, NEAR
sm5sT f pupils nse PrinePal: MISS Susie USE
sTTsTy e RSstep educated in
INSTRUCTION ON THE VIOLIN!
Il MIR. II. DONCH will resume giving lessons
SEPTEMBER 10.
Residence COS II st. NV. sl2.3mo
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EDUCATIONAL.

A 1T SCHOOL, WEST END.
MISS s. w. KELLY. Principal, London Medalist and
recipient of prizes from South Kensington. Circulars
atRynears, 9Th st. s2S.lm
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
w Cloud building 9Th and 3 SITS. Nineteenth year
PIANO. Organ, Voice VIOLIN Flute, Cornet &c. Free
advantages q. B. BCLLARD. Orectof. te27-4ms
DRAWING AND PAINTIN0-NATIONAL ACAD-
" envy Of Fine Arts, S04 Il st., presided over by
Mrs. IIMoGENE B. M0kRELI. who has had twelve
most celebrated artists To prevent children forming
careless habits OF they will be received sstu5
ing. Thorough instruction in every branch Of art,
from drawing of all kinds to portrait and historical
painting. Evening classes for ladies' and Rentlsrcsn
Mondays and Wednesdays at : O'Clock. s27-1m'
A SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE TEACHER LADY)
Music. English, French LATIN HIGHER Mathematics
and Rudimsnts Of Art taught Private Instruction II
nent1on to BEGINNERS we'll pupils advanced.
Terms very moderate. Address TEACHER, 226 Sd
st. NV, city. s2S-2ts
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A ELLINGTON ACADEMY,
"A 62l 7th St, opposite o. s. Patent Office
Select School for Boys and Young Men. Autumn
term begins SEPTEMBER 12. Day and Evening SEES
sions. Careful and thorough instruction in the com
mon English branches, Bookkeeping, Shorthand,
Higher Arithmetic Algebru, Geometry, Latin and
Greek BURTON MACAFEE, AN. NJ. D.. Principal.
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NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
~ DAlLl, EANEPT FRIDAY.


NORFOLK b AND FORTRESS HSIt IS f MoSR9E.
Low fares; The popular. safe and fast Steamers
LAP y. IhL LANE ami JANE Mo>Ei - Gle
at o:3O pm; stopping at Pney Point going and
returlnng flrst-cass meals served III dlning-rOon
Staterooms secured and baggage checked ut 6lo
1851 Penn. ave, Loyd's Express Offices and on
steamer. Telephone call-94. myl5-6mo
THO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
L The Steamer GEORGE LEARY will leave I'll
street wharf. on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, FRI
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Of 4 p
N. Exclusive connec ton with Boston and Providence
steamers Connect also with steamer Ariel for Rich
railroad lines for the South. Secure tickets
ut 0l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania ave and at Knox's Ex
press. who will also check baggage from hotels and
Supt. and Gen. AIT. s13
STEAMER PILOT Boy LEAVES 7TH-sT. WHARF
- on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at am for
Potomac river landings far Mattox Greek Grind
ers wharf, sundays down and Wednesdays up. Brent's
and Chapel Point Thursdays down and Mondays aud
T. L. FOLSOM. Agent, 7th-st wharf
JOHN McGAHEE. Alexandria Va, Agent s5-3m
CTEAMER JOHN "; THOMPSON FOR POTOMAC
~ RIVER LANDINGS.
Leaves 9Th st wharf every SUNDAY Wednss.
Sundays all landings to Nomini, Currioman. and
Leonardtown, returning Mondays.
Tuesdays all landings TO Rock Point returning Tues
day evening, arriving in Washington S:45 pm.
Wednesday landings to kinsale returning Thurs
Friday, all landings to Noraini. currioman, and
Leonardtown. returning Friday night, arriving In
Washington Saturday morning 1T 5 am.
For further information apply 9th St wharf
Telephone cali o. s5.im
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NIAUPIN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
M ELLICOrT CITY, MD
SIKH SESSION opens 18th Sept. For catalogues ad.
dress CHAPMAN MACP1N, NJ. A., Principal.
~ &c 9,,